Inspired by Gassire's Lute, this man wrote a poetic work about a seven-walled city of Dioce, which was formed by combing Ecbatana with the legendary city of Wagadu. Those poems are part of his poetic attack on the Rothschilds and the crime of usury. This author invoked the Shades of Callimachus to begin one of his poems, while another describes "the apparition of these faces" in a work titled "In the Station of the Metro." This author that wrote a poetic homage to Sextus
Inspired by Gassire's Lute, this man wrote a poetic work about a seven-walled city of Dioce, which was formed by combing Ecbatana with the legendary city of Wagadu. Those poems are part of his poetic attack on the Rothschilds and the crime of usury. This author invoked the Shades of Callimachus to begin one of his poems, while another describes "the apparition of these faces" in a work titled "In the Station of the Metro." This author that wrote a poetic homage to Sextus Propertius also is known for a writing a work divided into a "Pisan" section while he was being a fascist in Italy. For 10 points, name this close friend of T.S. Eliot, the author of The Cantos.
Inspired by Gassire's Lute, this man wrote a poetic work about a seven-walled city of Dioce, which was formed by combing Ecbatana with the legendary city of Wagadu.
Ezra {Pound}